For example, as television programs grow in prominence, profound ideas are butchered to appeal to larger audiences who desire sensation rather than depth. This can be proven by the fact that many, if not all, television and film adaptations of the books have failed to capture the essence and beauty of its origin. Critic after critic has said that adaptations are magnificent, but only in terms of their style and audience appeal. If instead critics evaluated them based on how they preserved the integrity of their origin, they would find themselves boringly repetitive in claiming that the origin was manipulated to form a work of art for the masses. By itself, when literature - the history of man - can be distorted and yet be recognized as stupendous, the world falls down the path of superficiality where the origin is cut off and the path to enlightenment is no longer straight. Literature holds the roots of man's history and without it man will falter and sink into superficiality. Technology as a lifestyle will allow man to fly. However, he will fail to inform him of the artificial rope around his ankle that pulls him down and, this time, into the